EIA Class 2 Dielectric - EIA Code For Temperature Dependent of Capacitance

EIA Code For Temperature Dependent of Capacitance

The EIA three-character code is derived from the minimum and maximum temperature limit, and the amount of capacitance change permitted within that range.

Minimum
temperature
X -55 °C
Y -30 °C
Z +10 °C
Maximum
temperature
2 +45 °C
4 +65 °C
5 +85 °C
6 +105 °C
7 +125 °C
8 +150 °C
9 +200 °C
Capacitance
change permitted
A ±1.0%
B ±1.5%
C ±2.2%
D ±3.3%
E ±4.7%
F ±7.5%
L +15% / -40%
P ±10%
R ±15%
S ±22%
T +22%/-33%
U +22%/-56%
V +22%/-82%

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